Volume 12 | Issue 3 |

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The integration of Internet of Things (I0T) technology into ambulance services has ushered in a new era of emergency medical response, promising significant enhancements in both efficiency and patient care. This abstract explores the concept of IOT Smart Ambulances and their role in revolutionizing emergency response and patient care. By leveraging a myriad of advanced technologies and components, including real-time monitoring sensors, robust communication systems, and intelligent data processing platforms, IOT Smart Ambulances aim to optimize resource allocation, improve response times, and enhance patient outcomes. This paper delves into the key features, challenges, and future directions of IOT Smart Ambulances, providing valuable insights for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in the field of emergency medical services. Through a comprehensive examination of the potential of IOT technology in ambulance services

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IOT Smart ambulance, Emergency Response, Patient Care, Internet of Things, Ambulance Services, Healthcare Innovation, Real Time Monitoring, Communication System, Data Processing, Resource optimization

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The emergence and spread of infectious diseases often lead to widespread concern and discussion on social media platforms like Twitter. Understanding public sentiment during outbreaks is crucial for health authorities and policymakers to gauge public perception, address misinformation, and implement appropriate interventions. In the case of the Monkeypox outbreak, the analysis of Twitter data using machine learning techniques for sentiment analysis can provide valuable insights into public sentiment and opinions. This study aims to conduct sentiment analysis on a comprehensive dataset collected from Twitter during the Monkeypox outbreak. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, we seek to classify tweets into different sentiment categories, such as positive, negative, or neutral, to discern the general public opinion regarding the outbreak. The sentiment analysis will involve natural language processing (NLP) techniques to understand the sentiments expressed in tweets and quantify the overall polarity of opinions. The dataset comprises tweerts collected during the outbreak period, containing keywords related to Monkeypox. Leveraging machine learning models like Support Vector Machines (SVM), Naive Bayes, or Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), we will preprocess the text data, perform feature extraction, and train the models to classify tweets based on sentiment.Understanding the sentiment of the public towards the Monkeypox outbreak from Twitter data can provide valuable insights into community perceptions, concerns, and the overall impact of the outbreak on social media discourse. The findings of this analysis could assist health authorities in devising targeted communication strategies, addressing public concerns, and managing the outbreak more effectively.

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higher education, sentiment analysis, machine learning, big data, twitter

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Gout is a metabolic disease that develops when the body's monosodium urate (MSU) and monohydrate crystals cause a pathological reaction in the joint or periarticular tissues. Mostly found in soft tissues like cartilage at different regions of the body or in the connective tissues around joints. The primary anomaly that causes gout is hyperuricemia. Analgesics, anti-inflammatory medications, glucocorticoids, therapy to decrease uric acid, Xanthine oxidase inhibitors, and uricosuric medications are the standard treatments for gouty arthritis. When renal insufficiency, gastrointestinal problems are present, these medications may be hazardous and poorly tolerated. Gouty Arthritis of contemporary medical science, by its similarity in symptoms and etiological factors, can be correlated to Vatapittadhika Vatarakta, characterized by the symptoms like Sandhi Shula (joint pain), Sopha (swelling), Raga (Erythema), Sparshasahatva (Extreme tenderness in affected joints) and Stambha (Joint stiffness). So, it can be correlated to Gouty Arthritis. Classics have reported a number of herbal and herbomineral formulations that are beneficial for gouty arthritis. In this study we describe the successful use of ayurvedic medications in a difficult case involving a 60 year old male patient who had disabling effects on his hands and feet due to polyarticular Tophaceous Gouty Arthritis.

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Gout, Tophaceous Gout, Vatarakta, Gambhir Vatarakta

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Abstract: ‘The woman question’ is an umbrella term used for the theoretical concerns as well as the social campaigns which surround the discussion of women’s rights and issues. It is to be seen that Indian scholars and educationistsdepend on Western Feminist theory to understand and discuss such issues since the West seems to be taking the credit for giving rise to this phenomenon of social change. However, it is important to understand that Hinduism, in its essentiality, is not gender biased. The different manifestations of the Devi or the Goddess as portrayed in Devdutt Pattanaik’s 7 Secrets of the Goddess unleash a side of Hindu mythologies which has been hidden since the advent of the British rule. The heteropatriarchal face of Christianity contaminated the Hindu philosophies and in contemporary times we have to fall back on the Western discourses of feminism whereas women were always regarded as equal to men in Hinduism as reflected in the mythical narratives of the Gods and Goddesses. The seven faces of the Devi include Adya, the primal female deity; Kali, the violent destroyer; Gauri, the feminine principle; Durga, representing the victory of good overevil; Lakshmi, the preserver; Saraswati, the epitome of wisdom; and Vitthai, the manifestation of the principle that God is one, the feminine and the masculine fused into a single entity. Thus, this paper seeks to explore the contemporary relevance of these representations of the Goddess vis-à-vis the gender discourse.The expected conclusion will be that Hindu religious beliefs didnot essentially disseminategender discrimination. The image of the Goddess as a powerful, self-sufficient, affectionate yet destructive is what every woman today strives to achieve and hence there is a need to go back to history and re-read mythologies to find answers to our questions.

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Feminism, Gender bias, Heteropatriarchy, Orientalist gaze

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An inflammatory and stenotic condition of medium- and large-sized arteries, Takayasu Arteritis (TA) is characterized by a significant preference for the aortic arch and its branches. The current medical treatments available for this illness are not very beneficial. In this instance, TA was more effectively treated with Ayurvedic intervention. Siragata Vata, or vitiated Vata Dosha damaging the blood vessels, was the Ayurvedic diagnosis in this case. The current medical treatments available for this illness are not very beneficial. In this instance, Ayurvedic intervention proved to be more effective in managing TA.

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Takayasu Arteritis, Siragata Vata, Vatavyadhi

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Green IoT solutions for intelligent farming using NodeMCU with IoT technology aims to demonstrate the transformative potential of IoT-based System for Monitoring Smart Agriculture's Automated Irrigation practices, elevating the efficiency and productivity of agricultural management. IoT sensors can be used to collect environmental and machine metrics, enabling farmers to make informed decisions and improve every aspect of their work, from livestock to crop farming. The use of Green IOT solutions for intelligent farming will give farmers better control over the process of raising livestock and growing crops, making it more predictable and improving its efficiency. This Project is used to build a Smart Farming System using IoT technologies. The objective of this project is to offer assistance to farmers in getting live data such as temperature, humidity, soil moisture, soil temperature for efficient environment monitoring which will enable them to increase their overall yield and quality of products. The system is powered by NodeMCU and consists of a DHT11 sensor, Moisture sensor, DS18B20 Sensor Probe, LDR, Water Pump, and 12V led strip. When the IoT-based agriculture monitoring system starts, it checks the Soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and soil temperature. It then sends this data to the IoT cloud for live monitoring. If the soil moisture goes below a certain level, it automatically starts the water pump. It also generates Weather forecast details in the cloud Interface. The IOT cloud used for live monitoring the data is Adafruit IO. Adafruit IO is a cloud service that allows you to stream, log, and interact with your data from any device. Adafruit IO is built from the ground up to be easy to use, and it provides a powerful API that is useful for assistance. IoT solutions in agriculture have tremendous potential to improve nearly every facet of farming. By using IoT sensors to collect environmental and machine metrics, farmers can make informed decisions and improve just about every aspect of their work - from livestock to crop farming.

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Green IOT Solutions for Intelligent Farming in Ranipet District

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Peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing systems represent a significant departure from the conventional client-server model by embracing the principles of distributed systems. In the traditional client-server approach, a centralized server plays the pivotal role of managing data storage and processing user requests. However, this model exhibits inherent shortcomings. Central servers can become bottlenecks, limiting overall efficiency and scalability, and necessitating substantial infrastructure investments as user loads increase. Furthermore, central servers are susceptible to single points of failure, leading to service interruptions. P2P file sharing, in contrast, operates on the foundation of distributed systems, offering a host of advantages. By eliminating the central server, the system becomes decentralized, with each user's device serving as a node in the network. This decentralization not only eradicates single points of failure but also simplifies the scaling process, as additional users automatically contribute resources, ensuring continued efficiency with network growth. Data redundancy is enhanced in distributed systems, ensuring data availability even in the face of node failures. Users in P2P networks share both data and network resources, optimizing bandwidth utilization and fostering a culture of cooperation where downloaders also contribute by sharing parts of the files they acquire. Moreover, P2P networks, such as those employing the BitTorrent Protocol, optimize data transfer by enabling parallel downloads from multiple sources, thereby reducing download times. These systems provide users with a greater degree of autonomy and control over their data, as there is no central entity monitoring or regulating data flows. In summary, the embrace of distributed systems in P2P file sharing has revolutionized data exchange, introducing a more democratic, efficient, and resilient approach, where users collectively shape the network's performance and determine the direction of file sharing in the digital age.

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Peer-to-Peer, File Sharing System, BitTorrent Protocol, Distributed Networks.

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Human rights are those that are necessary to safeguard and uphold people's dignity and to establish the circumstances that allow each person to fully express their unique identity. Fair treatment and equal position for all people and social groups within a state or community are central to the idea of social justice. This paper addresses the concept of Human Rights and Social Justice by highlighting the importance of both the terms. Where Social Justice, is a fundamental tenet of prosperous and peaceful cooperation both inside and between nations, human rights are the privileges which comes by virtue of being human. Human Rights has a very wide scope and is not limited to just one nation but is implemented universally. There have been several cases and issues based on these terms, so it is very important to address the need of the human rights and social justice and make people wary about it. Along with the general discussions this paper will also mention the instruments of Human Rights both in international and national sphere. The global pursuit of social justice is rooted in international human rights laws, which ensure fundamental rights and freedom for all individuals, regardless of background. This study explores the symbiotic relationship between these laws and social justice, aiming for a more equitable and inclusive global society.

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Human Rights, Social Justice, Intersectionality, UDHR, Discrimination, Equality, Violations, Racism, United Nations, Gender, Laws, International Covenants

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In the last decade Indian Entertainment Industry has seen tremendous growth right from its range of blockbuster content in Cineplexes and OTTs (Over-the-top media services platforms) to the emergence of dynamic individual artists in all sectors of media. This robust commercial growth of the industry has revolutionized the status of the personalities associated with these industries given the massive influencing power and the well-known status to these individuals known as celebrities. The right to publicity, popularly known as personality rights, in its most basic sense is the right to protect, control, and profit from one's image, name, or likeness. There are two discernible facets of publicity rights: first, the right to protect one's image from being commercially exploited without permission, by treating it as a tort of passing off; and second, the right to privacy which entails one's right to be left alone. In India, Personality rights are dealt with within the ambit of Intellectual Property Rights as it was only until recently through the Puttuswamy Judgement in 2017 that the Right to Privacy was declared as a fundamental right Thus, there has been very little development of the right to publicity as a facet of right to privacy in India. As Personality Rights provide well-known individuals or celebrities with the right to safeguard their likeness from being unlawfully exploited by third parties without consent or authorization, at the same time today's contemporary advancements in technology, notably Artificial Intelligence (AI), have ushered in the peril of such rights being compromised through the proliferation of deepfakes. Deepfake technology produces convincing fake media by manipulating visuals and audio using deep learning algorithms. Deepfakes may simulate the behaviors and traits of certain people, including actions or words, by studying and imitating their mannerisms and traits. The advancement of technology has made it difficult to differentiate between authentic and fraudulent content, giving rise to moral dilemmas and potential legal ramifications. This paper will explore the concept and evolution of personality rights /celebrity rights in India, how they differ from the rights associated with an ordinary person whilst comparing the origin and framework of Personality rights in the United States throwing a light on how it has evolved compared to India. This paper will also briefly focus on the emerging threat of the AI- technology of deep fakes its impact on the Entertainment Industry and how it has begun to impact the personality rights of individuals.

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Personality Rights, Celebrity Rights, AI-Technology, Deepfakes

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